art

I really do think a beautiful, clean space is required for the production of great art. Obviously great art has been and will continue to be created without it, but in an ideal world everyone who wanted/needed it would have access to a clean work surface, high ceilings, white walls, and natural light. This kind… Read More »

Do you like burlesque and books? Then the Spur Festival (April 3-6 in Toronto) has an event for you! Literary Cabaret: Signal, Verse, Noise  takes place on April 5th at the Arts and Letters Club (14 Elm St.) at 8 pm. The evening features stories and performances from artists and speakers like  Sean Michaels, author of… Read More »

Modern life is exhausting. After a long day sitting at a desk under crap lighting, the only thought on your mind is marathoning American Horror Story on Netflix and deepening your crush on Jessica Lange. You chow down on dinner and hit the sack after a couple of episodes. Lather, rinse, repeat. At some point… Read More »

The internet is a wonderful place because it takes our interests and combines them, bringing together our favourite things in new, winning combinations. Cats and gifs. Brad Pitt and pizza. And now, boobs and bikes. And dicks and bikes. And strong, hairy bodies and bikes. BikeRackTO is an ongoing portraiture project featuring the bikes and… Read More »

Walking outside, it can feel like George R. R. Martin’s predictions have finally come true: Winter is here, and it’s not leaving. That statement isn’t entirely true, of course, but this season has been a rough one. We all need a little reminder that, one day soon, we’ll be able to go outside with our… Read More »

If you could capture the feelings, intensity and complex emotions of your sex life in an image, what would it look like? Intertwined bodies, thrusting, riding, bent, tangled, juice, scent, spit, sweat: the act of sex provides a pleasing array of physical characteristics for a camera lens to capture, but how do you capture the… Read More »